Introduce monorepo to manage packages

[hackerwins]

Description:

Introduce Turborepo to manage packages

Recently, we have implemented several tools such as yorkie-devtools and create-yorkie-app along with examples while developing yorkie-js-sdk. However, we've encountered challenges when it comes to efficiently managing these packages within in current repository. This includes tasks like building and testing, which have become complex without releasing them.

To address these issues and enhance our development, it would be good to introduce Turborepo for a better mono repo structure.

• Related to Add Text devtool to CodeMirror example #646 and Add create-yorkie-app #643
• Liveblocks: https://github.com/liveblocks/liveblocks

Why:

[blurfx]

Maybe it can be related to #629 too

[blurfx]

I'll try this with using pnpm. If there's a problem, we can discuss it in a pull request later.

[blurfx]

Considering #643 and #688, it would be good to control versioning with changesets when introducing monorepo.

[gwbaik9717]

Could I give it a try? :)

[hackerwins]

@blurfx, @chacha912, @gwbaik9717
It looks like we could introduce turborepo or pnpm. Which one looks better?

[blurfx]

We have two options I think:

• use turborepo and pnpm at the same time. turborepo for monorepo and pnpm for dependency management
• just use pnpm (with pnpm workspace)

Turborepo is a good one but its key feature "task cache" requires Vercel or a self-hosted cache server. If we think the benefit of having a remote build cache is significant, then Turborepo would be good, if not, pnpm is good to go.

And In my opinion, using pnpm only is enough.

[chacha912]

@blurfx, I agree.
It would also be good to refer to the work that @easylogic previously attempted. #746

[hackerwins]

@chacha912
We updated various libraries that were causing problems at that time. I think we could succeed this time.

@easylogic
Thanks for your contribution.